Betty's Hope • Description: Start your journey into Antigua's heart at the island's first large-scale sugar plantation. Established in 1674, this historic site features two beautifully restored stone windmills. It is a powerful place to learn about the island’s colonial history and the resilience of its people.

Devil's Bridge • Description: Witness the raw power of the Atlantic Ocean. This natural limestone arch was carved out over centuries by crashing waves. It’s a breathtaking spot for photos and a must-see natural wonder on the rugged East Coast.

Shirley Heights • Description: Take in the "Postcard View" of Antigua. Standing 490 feet above sea level, you’ll have a panoramic view of English Harbour and Falmouth Harbour. On a clear day, you can even see the volcano on Montserrat. This is the most famous lookout in the Caribbean!

Nelson's Dockyard • Description: Explore a UNESCO World Heritage site. This is the world’s only working Georgian-era Dockyard. Walk among the beautifully restored 18th-century buildings, visit the naval museum, and see the luxury yachts docked where Admiral Nelson once commanded.

Fig Tree Drive (Rainforest) • Description: Enjoy a lush, tropical drive through the heart of Antigua’s rainforest. You’ll see towering mango and mahogany trees, ancient ferns, and local fruit stalls selling our famous "Antigua Black" pineapples. It is the most scenic drive on the island.

6. Valley Church Beach (or Darkwood Beach) • Description: Finish your 360° loop on the West Coast, famous for its calm, turquoise waters and powder-white sand. Whether you want to take a final dip in the sea or just relax with a drink at a beach bar, this is the perfect end to your island adventure.